Chin-ups and
Pull-ups are arguably the best
bodyweight-only exercise that you can
do.
A chin up is very similar to a pull up
with the exception of hand position.
Chin-ups are performed with your palms
facing your body, while pull-ups are
performed with your hands facing away
from your body.
They involve
the use of almost every upper body
muscle, and they are great for your abs
as well. It's no wonder that the fittest men and woman do chin ups
and pull ups as part of their workout
routine. This exercise is one of the
best ways to build your back and biceps,
abs, and overall upper-body strength and
tone.
However, there's a growing crisis affecting men
and woman worldwide. It's the
Chin-up Crisis and perhaps you're a
victim. Do you want to do chin ups or pull ups, but because
you can only do one or two you skip them?
The fact is, most people cannot do chin
ups and pull ups because of the
tremendous upper body strength
requirements.
Because of
the high benefits obtained from this
exercise and the limited number of
people that can perform it, assisted
chin up machines have been around for
many years in commercial gyms.
Unfortunately, the high cost associated
with this apparatus prohibits its use at
home, and its large size makes it
unsuitable for travel.
Recent
studies also indicate that exercising in
the home and while on travel is growing
in popularity. This growing demand in
home and travel fitness has created a
high demand for an affordable upper body
exercise apparatus for home and travel
use that assists an exerciser in
performing chin-ups.
To satisfy
this demand we've developed an apparatus not only allows
you to do full chin ups, but it more
accurately mimics the classic movement
than the assisted-chin up machines found
in many commercial gyms.
This is an
excellent piece of equipment for both
men and ladies. The normal unassisted
chin up is a very advanced exercise, but
with this piece of home gym equipment
anyone and everyone can do chin ups.
The key is
to reduce a portion of the exercisers
body weight to enable them to do the
full reps so they can gain the full
benefit of this exercise.
Are you
interested in a new way to do chin-ups?
Would you be interested in improving
your upper body strength by doing
assisted chin-ups at home and on travel
if the device was easy to use and the
cost was less than $50?
Please let
us know by completing our short survey
on the left side of this page.
Additionally, if you'd like more
information about this as it becomes
available, please enter your contact
information on the survey form.
